A dog stands on cracked, exposed banks of the Miguel Aleman dam in Valle de Bravo, Mexico. According to Mexico’s National Water Commission, Valle de Bravo’s reservoir has fallen to 29% of its capacity – a historical low -- compared to one year ago when it was at 52%, while the country endures a drought and has imposed restrictions on water taken from the system.
In Photos: Drought And Dry Reservoirs In Mexico
According to Mexico’s National Water Commission, Valle de Bravo’s reservoir has fallen to 29% of its capacity – a historical low -- compared to one year ago when it was at 52%, while the country endures a drought and has imposed restrictions on water taken from the system.
Mexico Dry Reservoirs | Photo: AP/Marco Ugarte
A flock of birds flies along the exposed banks of the Miguel Aleman dam in Valle de Bravo, Mexico.
Mexico Dry Reservoirs | Photo: AP/Marco Ugarte
Boats sits on the exposed banks of the Miguel Aleman dam in Valle de Bravo, Mexico.
Mexico Dry Reservoirs | Photo: AP/Marco Ugarte
The banks of the Miguel Aleman dam lie exposed due to low water levels in Valle de Bravo, Mexico.
Mexico Dry Reservoirs | Photo: AP/Marco Ugarte
The banks of the Miguel Aleman dam lie exposed due to low water levels in Valle de Bravo, Mexico.
Mexico Dry Reservoirs | Photo: AP/Marco Ugarte
A boat sits on the exposed banks of the Miguel Aleman dam in Valle de Bravo, Mexico.
Mexico Dry Reservoirs | Photo: AP/Marco Ugarte
An angler fishes in the Miguel Aleman dam in Valle de Bravo, Mexico.
Mexico Dry Reservoirs | Photo: AP/Marco Ugarte
Birds perch on a moored boat on the Miguel Aleman dam in Valle de Bravo, Mexico.
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